unbalanced question

oksie,
i didn't understand the alignment of your adjustment. what is the alignment of the CB who is to the strong side ? do your lb adjust at all from their normal alignment ?

one thing that we do is kick the front strong. treat the OG to the strong side as the center, now you have a balanced formation ( double TE ) if you do that. so the OG is the center and the DL and LB align off of him like they would if the normally. so the front would look like this: outside shade on the E, OS on the G, IS on the C, OS on the T, IS on the TE. the ILB would be head up on the C & T. so you would end up having ( if the Guard is the Center now ): 9, 5, 1, 3, 9; 30, 30.

or we move the front strong 1/2 man, except the weak DE, kick the LB over. still treat the OG as the Center. roll up the wk. side CB, move the F/S over and play c - 2 behind it. if you are playing 6,3,1,5 up front, they now look like wide 9 ( inside the widest E ), 4i, shade weak, 5. the SLB will move from a 30 techn. to a 60 techn., WLB will move from a 30 techn. to a 20 techn. strong. the OLB: Wk. side OLB will move inside to a 50 or 40 techn., Stg. side OLB will play normal alignment off of the widest E.

i know of one coach who plays it like this: out of a 50 defense
he makes no alignment adjustments, except he puts his S/S on the LOS and automatically blitzes him off of the edge, and the DE to the Strong side stunts his gap. the SILB will blitz through either the C gap strong or A gap weak based on the path of the FB or TB whoever is his key. the rest of the Defense plays normal. they align: 6, 4, head up NG, 4i, 6, S/S just outside of the E. LB are 30 techn. the SILB is about 3 yards off the ball. the wk. 4i and the NG will stunt through the first gap to the strong side getting as much penetration as possible. they play man cov. behind it.

i hope you understood the information in the post. i tried to answer your question as best as i could. remember i am just a coach. LOL.